The Reconciliation, or The Return from Scotland

Thomas Rowlandson, 1785

This is a painting of a domestic scene. The scene shows several characters interacting in a parlor. The figures are dressed in period clothing. In the center, a figure in elaborate attire appears to be conversing with another figure, possibly a woman. To the right, two more characters are engaged in the situation; one is seated while the other gestures with curiosity or surprise. A small dog stands on its hind legs against a chair. The figures' expressions and postures suggest animated dialogue or a dramatic moment. The furniture and surroundings create a genteel indoor setting. The style is reminiscent of Thomas Rowlandson, known for his depictions of 18th-century British society.
Kunstenaar
Thomas Rowlandson
Datering
1785
Soort
Prent
Techniek
hand-colored etching
Afmetingen
24,1 × 33,3 cm
Collectie
National Gallery of Art, Washington
Licentie
Publiek domein, CC0

Beeldbeschrijving

This is a painting of a domestic scene. The scene shows several characters interacting in a parlor. The figures are dressed in period clothing. In the center, a figure in elaborate attire appears to be conversing with another figure, possibly a woman. To the right, two more characters are engaged in the situation; one is seated while the other gestures with curiosity or surprise. A small dog stands on its hind legs against a chair. The figures' expressions and postures suggest animated dialogue or a dramatic moment. The furniture and surroundings create a genteel indoor setting. The style is reminiscent of Thomas Rowlandson, known for his depictions of 18th-century British society.

Thomas Rowlandson